100,000 Protest in Valencia Demanding Mazón's Resignation After DANA Storm
Approximately 100,000 people protested in Valencia on Saturday, demanding President Carlos Mazón's resignation due to his administration's handling of the October 29 DANA storm that resulted in 222 deaths and widespread damage. The protest included participants from affected areas, highlighting grie...
100,000 Protest in Valencia Demanding Mazón's Resignation After DANA Storm
Approximately 100,000 people protested in Valencia on Saturday, demanding President Carlos Mazón's resignation due to his administration's handling of the October 29 DANA storm that resulted in 222 deaths and widespread damage. The protest included participants from affected areas, highlighting grie...
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56% Bias Score
Valencia Marathon to Aid Flood Recovery
The Valencia Marathon, taking place despite recent devastating floods that killed 230 and caused billions of euros in damage, will donate €3 per finisher to flood relief, with over €92,000 already raised through a "zero" bib donation. The race, attracting 35,000 runners, aims to boost the region's e...
Valencia Marathon to Aid Flood Recovery
The Valencia Marathon, taking place despite recent devastating floods that killed 230 and caused billions of euros in damage, will donate €3 per finisher to flood relief, with over €92,000 already raised through a "zero" bib donation. The race, attracting 35,000 runners, aims to boost the region's e...
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48% Bias Score
Court Dismisses Investigation into Guardia Civil Officers in Fatal Narco-lancha Collision
A Cádiz court dismissed an investigation into two Guardia Civil officers for the deaths of two agents in a February 9th narco-lancha collision, concluding the officers' deaths were caused solely by the narco-lancha's actions, not resource deficiencies.
Court Dismisses Investigation into Guardia Civil Officers in Fatal Narco-lancha Collision
A Cádiz court dismissed an investigation into two Guardia Civil officers for the deaths of two agents in a February 9th narco-lancha collision, concluding the officers' deaths were caused solely by the narco-lancha's actions, not resource deficiencies.
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48% Bias Score
Spain introduces four-day paid "climate leave" for extreme weather
Spain grants workers up to four paid days off for extreme weather, effective November 29th, following deadly floods in Valencia and mirroring similar Canadian legislation; businesses must create weather emergency action plans within 12 months.
Spain introduces four-day paid "climate leave" for extreme weather
Spain grants workers up to four paid days off for extreme weather, effective November 29th, following deadly floods in Valencia and mirroring similar Canadian legislation; businesses must create weather emergency action plans within 12 months.
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36% Bias Score
Gender Imbalance in Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Spain
Despite making up over half of Spain's hospitality workforce, women hold only 6.5% of Michelin stars in 2023, highlighting systemic barriers to their advancement in the industry.
Gender Imbalance in Michelin-Starred Restaurants in Spain
Despite making up over half of Spain's hospitality workforce, women hold only 6.5% of Michelin stars in 2023, highlighting systemic barriers to their advancement in the industry.
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52% Bias Score
Generative AI Impact on Spanish Jobs: Regional Disparities and Automation Risk
An OECD report reveals that 27.4% of Spanish jobs are exposed to generative AI, with regional variations ranging from 19.6% in Castilla-La Mancha to 36.6% in Madrid; however, the risk of automation is lower than the OECD average at 5.9%.
Generative AI Impact on Spanish Jobs: Regional Disparities and Automation Risk
An OECD report reveals that 27.4% of Spanish jobs are exposed to generative AI, with regional variations ranging from 19.6% in Castilla-La Mancha to 36.6% in Madrid; however, the risk of automation is lower than the OECD average at 5.9%.
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36% Bias Score
Spain's Train Network Overwhelmed by Passenger Surge Amidst Modernisation
Spain's railway network faces unprecedented challenges due to a 20% increase in passengers (exceeding 665.2 million in 2023) following the entry of competing companies and price drops, leading to record delays and disruptions despite ongoing modernisation projects.
Spain's Train Network Overwhelmed by Passenger Surge Amidst Modernisation
Spain's railway network faces unprecedented challenges due to a 20% increase in passengers (exceeding 665.2 million in 2023) following the entry of competing companies and price drops, leading to record delays and disruptions despite ongoing modernisation projects.
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56% Bias Score
Andalusian Arts Sector Protests €600,000 Religious Congress Subsidy
The Andalusian government's €600,000 subsidy to a private religious organization's congress sparked outrage from the underfunded arts sector, who highlight a funding discrepancy and demand transparency and policy changes.
Andalusian Arts Sector Protests €600,000 Religious Congress Subsidy
The Andalusian government's €600,000 subsidy to a private religious organization's congress sparked outrage from the underfunded arts sector, who highlight a funding discrepancy and demand transparency and policy changes.
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56% Bias Score
Spain Creates Paid Climate Leave After Deadly Floods
Spain introduced a four-day paid climate leave for workers in weather alerts, a response to recent floods that killed 230 and criticism of companies forcing employees to work during red alerts.
Spain Creates Paid Climate Leave After Deadly Floods
Spain introduced a four-day paid climate leave for workers in weather alerts, a response to recent floods that killed 230 and criticism of companies forcing employees to work during red alerts.
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44% Bias Score
Spain approves paid climate leave after deadly floods
Spain's government approved a new law granting employees up to four days of paid "climate leave" for weather emergencies, prompted by criticism of companies that forced employees to work during October's deadly floods that killed at least 224 people.
Spain approves paid climate leave after deadly floods
Spain's government approved a new law granting employees up to four days of paid "climate leave" for weather emergencies, prompted by criticism of companies that forced employees to work during October's deadly floods that killed at least 224 people.
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36% Bias Score
Spain Grants Workers Paid "Climate Leave"
Spain introduces a new law granting workers up to four paid days off due to extreme weather, effective November 29th, following deadly floods in Valencia and inspired by Canadian legislation; companies must create weather emergency plans within 12 months.
Spain Grants Workers Paid "Climate Leave"
Spain introduces a new law granting workers up to four paid days off due to extreme weather, effective November 29th, following deadly floods in Valencia and inspired by Canadian legislation; companies must create weather emergency plans within 12 months.
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32% Bias Score
Spanish Minister Denies Russian Plot in Catalan Independence Movement
Spanish Minister Félix Bolaños denies the existence of a Russian plot to aid Catalan separatists, citing the closure of all related court cases; however, he acknowledges Russian disinformation efforts aimed at destabilizing Spain and the EU.
Spanish Minister Denies Russian Plot in Catalan Independence Movement
Spanish Minister Félix Bolaños denies the existence of a Russian plot to aid Catalan separatists, citing the closure of all related court cases; however, he acknowledges Russian disinformation efforts aimed at destabilizing Spain and the EU.
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44% Bias Score